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Fantasy Film - Art Institute, Strawberry
(Our Ref: FFM006)

Roll of film approx 10cm wide x 3m long (4 inch x 10 feet).

Price Per Pack £5.50
(Or any 2+ packs of Art Institute film for £5 each - calculated automatically)

Quantity: 

How do you use Fantasy Film?

  • Before applying any ink to the stamp, cut a couple of film layers just big enough to cover stamp and set to one side.

  • Now ink up the stamp with a permanent ink such as Stazon. Set the stamp on table with inked rubber side up. 

  • Gently drop between 2-4 layers of film on top of the stamp surface without pressing down.  Don't worry about any creases in the film at this point as they will iron out. (More layers = thicker/stiffer film embellishment at end).

  • Without moving the film, cover it with a non-stick ironing cloth, baker’s parchment paper or even a thick sheet of vellum.

  • Now with a dry iron on a medium to high setting (but no steam), iron over the parchment for approx 20-30 seconds. Too much ironing time will burn the film and dull its appearance. You know it is done as soon as the image is transferred through the film - just keep checking by lifting the parchment back. Once complete, remove parchment and peel the fantasy film off the stamp surface.

  • Now cut out the stamped image and see how it looks against different coloured backgrounds!  Makes great angel wings and butterflies etc.

Provided a permanent ink is used, the fantasy film image can even be washed if you want to sew it onto your clothes or linen! Alternatively it can be glittered and decorated up for mounting on cards or in scrapbooks (adding glitter means it cannot be washed though).  It can even be stamped/ironed without using any ink! And you can just use it as a background effect or inside an aperture instead. Experiment to see what results you can achieve!


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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